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The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02
THE PLATFORM.


We, the organized working people OF
Denver, declare that the first principle
of Americanism is that he who will NOT
labor neither shall no eat; that we ap-
prove this doctrine and further declare
that the produce belongs TO the produc-
ers, the tools TO the toilers and that
speculators must 20.
We declare the two old parties to be
alike, mere instruments for our spoila-
tion and degradation.
And We call upon all honest men to
unite with us In electing ticket of men
pledged to carry out the following Just
and necessary reforms:
We demand that all unimproved
grounds within the city Of Denver shall
be taxed the same a. the improved
grounds on which they border.
We demand that the water necessary
for all purposes for the inhabitants Of
the CITY shall be ample and furnished at
cost and TO this end demand that the
city government take immediate steps
TO provide the same and insure its equal
distribution.
We demand that the burden of taxa
ton shall bear alike on the rich mans
palace and the poor mans home.
We demand the immediate adoption
Of eight hours as a. days work " the
city government without corresponding
reduction Of pay.
We demand that the fund provided
for public improvements at the city's
expense be 30 expended that each sec.
ton shall share equally in its benefits.
We demand that the partiality here
tofore shown between rich and poor In
the administration Of justice shall cease,
and that all offenders. without regard to
social or financial standing, shall be
treated alike.
We demand a. q means OF economy
that the present police force be greatly
reduced, and that the luxurious eouipape
now In use be sold at auction to the
highest bidder.
We denounce the wanton waste OF
the peoples monev In the establishment
OF the present patrol system as beyond
precedent In paying three times the nee.
essary cost Of the same.
We demand that the title Of the
Platte Valley ditch be reclaimed from
those late officials Of the city by whom
II is now fraudulentlv held and vested
In the present proper authorities In
trust for the city. TO whom II rightfully
belongs.
We demand that the gambling hells
OF the city DO closed at the tap Of the
bell.
We demand that Cherry creek be
turned nom its present channel as soon
as possible In order that much needed
Improvement shall be made and that
work may be had for the many idle
men who are In Denver without en-
ployment, the work 10 be done by the
day under the direct supervision Of the
city authorities.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02
4 Rstssn Sentiment.

The Journal Of Tinted Labor seems "a
have been "caved down the bank" In
It's last Issue II says:
The order Of knights Is becoming
eminently respectable. Here comes the
king OF Italy and confers upon a me.
chsuic, George NJ. Pullman. the order Of
knighthood."
George M. Pullman Is q slave-driver
and owner. q mechanic Of Misery onlv
millionaire and monarchical Ameri,
can child Of the Night not Of the
Morning. His patent is patent in the
knighthood ofy.oafers.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02

Boroorr-John d. Sprcckle's Sugar @
San Francisco.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02

!sslgl|a|l q |a|ll :; :; ;::;s; :: ::;ii:;' e !
mal0 thio CT. 'To ~ M no not well
e oSs's ss = 49, 49, dSoBaf ss s4fTs0E 81 OUT
CO., Portland. Maine. 4852t
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02

The celebrated stiff Hats from the
Cooperative Hat company just received
at Clavtou'a
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02
The sysssm's Pred act.

Ens sysssms Product.
Willie Sells, the l6-vesr old boy now
In the Kansas psnitentiary under sen.
t'nce Of death, has confessed to the kill.
Ing Of his father. mother. brother and
sister as charged.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02

FOR M|I|
DIR. BELLS MEp pl{> H.
A positive and ~ ~ A.
Weaknesses, hoNot ~
and excesses Of = k61 M
promptly TO . hecz1 II g.
9th Street, New ~ - Dx1 -
RIErHMANN4 uQ<s r.! <Q1l
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02

Boroorr-J. Lusk's Canned Fruit, Of San
Franclsco.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02
n MAN :

Wsolss UsaAcouAMrep WITH THE GEOGRAPHY or THO
cdanRn Will zee pY EXAMINING THIS NAP TINT The
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02

Boroorr-Armours Canned Goods o.
Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04
SAbreSr Sr,s,,oi
sRad6lid anf bas s,rtloReae 0abr.

&ad6lid anf bas bsrtloAene 0abr.
@enn Der &aufmaun am Gnbe bes SAB.
res auseIaast IL, unb bic 8iIan3 ietner
gsatos se3osen fat. Dirft q einss Bid
radwdrts auf bie sei&dftIt&e Ebdtistett
pdbrenb bes Sabres unb beaei&net bann
basieIbe aIs ein iebr sutes, sutes, mitteIs
mdbises, i&Ie&tes ober iebr i4le&tes Sabr.
Na&m aud wtr beute 70 cine Art BiIan3
nnb i@auen wtr rd6wdrts auf bas eben
abseIaufene Sabr. SIN aasemeinen tSn'
neu MIR basielbe ni&t ais etn isbr sutes,
nod ui&t NAL ais Elm sutes, ionberu aIs
ein mittelmdbises beaei@nen. Die polts.
wirtbf&aftIi4e Gage ber meiiten gultur.
pSlter ber Grbe III tetne CUTE. 6anbel unb
@anbeI bat, pom Greibettsbuiel anseifedt,
bie ewise uabren printipien ber Relision
unb bes @laubens aussei@iebeu aus Dan.
bel uub 8auhel, aus @ei&dft unb Snbus
ftrie; baber auf Der einen Seite aufbdu.
flung bee Capitals In usabloieifer art, Wo.
nopoIe, DiebfabI, S@winbsI, auf BET an.
bern armutb, Rotb, glenb, unb TN Sin.
tersrunb bas brobenbe geipenif ber rotben,
ioeiaIen Rsuolution. Wan fat BEN Mrs
better pon isiuem @otte setreunt. ibm ben
SimmsI ssraubt uub nun serIanst e. ieine
@AdleIisteit auf Grbeu unb forbert Rs
NIT @eualA, nit @srb, NIT Dranb anb
DIat, NIT Dynamit unb DsI&. @sbI
warnt IN
@om btr Drste SO
bte 4erri4er bsr Grbe, BE @a&Hsea ber
VSIler jur limlsBr. pabI ,sist q BE Gol'
Gen, psl9e bes anistise eiberaiismns miGt
aIein anf tsm Vstiets bsr EoIAit, ion.
bsrn aa@ - DSItssps1Is6 sei4aiIm; !;
sber Uk of pstbiDt e taaJn Otrssi Der
4ab, ben Sle Se5simea 0sislIj u 0son
a1e Rsusisa suSldea, ssstIsabst &ssrl@es
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4 &c + NJ )tj 81 = :
ssi, ~. III ri i.dilIl
\. .t-f TX. ss-.ssa y. y; l1ssk s-s,~1ss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04
Sun, ueuet Sabr.

"a
ges itorf.r Nrm bie gserten tr6otl
Cr hot @.in y,off s.it oIten Sooen
Nuf ablerfIiioeln treu oetrooen.
Chm ,,i bie ouf,,nft b,imoeaeIIt
aum u.,,en csobr ben alien Woter.
ges iforfer srun hie yaert,u trSotl
,......
Don @noSen non IN o,ett,s gorn.
L ,bcrrt irSblin ,eiu ibr @reotureu
s;S Hulb bedet er bie Sh,n Sluren
mi oriiner Soot unb oolD mem Rorn
aum ne,,en Sobr Rem ne,,en seoenl
8on @noben mon IN G,ottes Born
G gao6 iinb mir nid,t i'm subeliobr.
N2on mGllen mir ouf asiloermeoen.
8ero ouf unb as in @onn, unS sReoen.
geo& oilt's. ,u fdu,pf,u imm,rbor.
2ur, neuen Sobr bie olten Soroenl
gao& iinb mir nidbt i'm Sub.liobr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04
@slittid5e &t,to idba,t.
SnIaoO.

RituniererDo& au
t6nneu MIR unS tur, faiieu. Der gousreb
bat R& pertast, unb in ben 6ollen ber @s.
ietse5ans In aniersr Dunbesbauptftabt II
= 6be unb Ieer. Grausr III einse,osen
pesea bes Gebes bes ta&tisen Generals
uab ebrIi&m Uuabssienator 2osan. Die
0.ablans aniersr StaatSi4 Si4aR CIT i&neu
seran, fbst bs4 bss DunbeSi& &stmeifaes
sbsa uishes 600 ueiulsaes e@sIDi9etn
Sesanti1t. lisis psafeasttst !sIaaft
,Mt iets emf W sisess eauus sen Is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04
TefeSrapQif@e 9eyef4en.
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9arISrube, 80. De3. Der fran3Ss
fi&e Offaier 2eteuier, weI&er tier unite.
benz Uerba&te eiu Spion ~ iein, per,
baitet wurSe, II auf freien Gub seieti
porbsn,
DsrJiu, 80. .De.. Das Qei&ente.
adnonib b pertarSenen 6Arfbii&sfs pou
Dtel!an, Or. 9e1ss. NTH am 80 T1.
iaattnnbm. ,
I, 4tryjaf 90. 0e1. /, @kiaern xteal
led 4 ZEN leilerIi4 4sa e4 4lollt d Q5Esa
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preiie Ger 2ln3ei9er

Sober Bou Der Spalte per Jabr :. ....v16.Ot
=. STtsnate $10.0O
- .3 Wtonate s q %
2oeaI s9tottsen.
SIr iebe Belle Brepier, ober beren Ra,lm oas
erfemal 10 Gents, bic ndbiten DRale Gents.
Seiratbss unb Iobesanseisen nit Spra&
$3.50, obne Spru3 $1.OO.
AaswGrtiee anseiesn miifeu ssrausbeiatIt Uesbea.
An3eisen fir Bicnics, 2otterien, OlldSlpteIs
&C., bic benz @eiite Der tatb. 6ir3e jupiber, fRs
ben feline aufnabme.
9tnsetSen ienoe ,.ats ft6teKemD
RoNta0 @or8en eits.
Job.1rbeiten auer Dirt prompt xno
billis aussefdbrt.
Office Ssr ,,0a1stts";
Gde Der s. uno Joma.Strafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04

gbriffentbums. Babr 1T IS i&on, bab
mon anfdnst, ~ bsferer Ginf@t 3u toms
men,. aber bic @ldtebr aus tiefem Sumpfe
If i9wer unb mibiam. 9abeu wir ni&t
bier tn ben .". 49,. ...a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

Professor Proctor IN Longmnnt uaga,lne.
Z; Whom a ball Tor, In fact. any mlsaile) 10
advancing rapidly through the air, there
10 formed In front Of II email aggrega-
ton Of compressed air. (In passing, we
may remark tho. tho compressed air in
front Of IN advancing cannon ball has
been rendered discerntbls--.we can hardly
say vioible--by instantaneous pho.
tography,) In hhspe the cuah.
ion Of air Is conical-or rather con.
oidal-ii tho ball 10 q advancing
without epin; and therefore 1t reaiste the
progress Of the ball equally on both sides,
and only effects tho bsli's velocity. The
came 10 true II the ball Is spinning on an
axis lying along Ito course. But In the
case We have 10 consider, where the ball
10 spinning on All pxis square TO ite
course, tho cushion at comprcesed ali
formed by tho advancing ball has
no longer this symmetrical shape
On tho advancing Hlde Of the
spinning aurisce the air cannot escape &c
readily as 1t would II there was no spin
on the other side II escapes more readily
than II would but Tor the spin. HenCt
the cushion Of air Is thrown toward tina
side OF tho ball where the spin Is forward
and removed from tho other aide. Til,
Eana thing then must happen as whel
a bali encounters cushion aalant. 4
ball driven rqusrely aRslnat yer,
soft cuuhion p!unges straight into It, turn
| ing neither to the right nor the left, or
detected at all (as agalnBta billiard cush
iop), comes straight back on its conrss
but II driven aolant against the cushion, |
Ia detected iromthe region Of resistance
So With the base ball. AZ tho cushion G
| air against which II 10 advancing 10 not OF
posed aquarsly to Il, but Is stronger on on
side than on the other, the ball Is de ilscI
ed from the region Of greatest reslstanct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
What Brandretl,'s Pills Do.

In Brandre.h'a Pills tho true life medi.
cine has been found, composed as thsy arc
OF numerous vegetables 60 combined tina:
each multiples the virtues cf the rest,
They never can do sny harm. Their &C.
ton ia always the same, no matter how
long or in what doses they aYe taken.
they purge away tie waste particles oil
the GyGtem. They recruit the animal
yi!gor and arrest tho progress of decay,
They purify the blood. They stimulate
the llvcr. They -invigora!s digestion.
They open the porss. They make the
bowels do tho work Of the k!dneys, thus
giving thcao organu an oittimes needed
rest. Ono or two Of night Tor week will
demonstrate their power and is generally
sufficient to cure ordinary diseases. 3,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
Thos. d. Crumps View on Fnlrns.,.

A journal reporter called on Mr.. Thos,
D. Ctump and said, u understand that
you drew apTiss In The Louisiana State
Lottery drawing 81 the OH ult. ?" ~ did. y
",,Whsswes your tcket2" "29, 14G." "Did
1t represent the whole, or part OF the
rrizs r., "A part-cne-tenth Of the second
capital. "What smonut?" "1$5. 0OO."
Did you receive the full amount the
ticket 1epreaented?" sIreceivsd the iull
amount eight days sfter the ticket had
drawn" "HoT did you collect the
money!" "Oar Joneaburg (Mo.) Bank
collected 1t through the Laclsdo Bank Of
". Louis, and paid it to me. 1 consider
that tho business OF Tho Louisiana State
Lottery is conducted feirly, without par.
Sept. s. s''s' osw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
sho Would Lot Hin, Go,

Edward (fahinely)-"I think Of going
70 tho Cannibal lslaudS 40 n missionary,
! Cice!y, but you, have only to say one little
word to bid me stay, ds.linR."'' g!.55s5
4. Cice!y (alter moments thought
And did tho horrid things eat the last
missionary, Edward ~ N 58I5s Il
Edward (eagerly)-"Yes, Cicely, yea /;
they loft nothing but the boRes."S 81
Oicely-"0h, how a excltingl Yes, I
think 1t is your duty to go, Edward"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

We have for ealo-sevssal Typewriter,
including the Remington, tho Crandali
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the mstchless
Calisraph, aud will be sold cheap. Writers
lof fent and tos 6ales on monthly metal.
mentH. Call on or address for circulars z
sziI.l EDWARD L. Rcsg 4 Co.. z !
ys r9 s5l IS Tve1fth otroat ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
4 The Pr!ze Animal.


There lis no bloody shirt in the South,
: hut still old jeff Davis is advertised as ono
OF the principal attractions OF tho Alabama
Etpta' fair ~ J, 4 y I III lllt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

titled cause on tho 7th day OF October. A. D. lss7.
the undersigned special Commissioners will, on
TuEsDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1857,
beginning at 10 o'clock 4. 4. sal, a. public ruc
county, West virginia. tho tsact OF land VI which
ths is.Ss Il. D. carter G,ed seized, fronting on
Of Mt. Calvary Cemetery and Wheclipg Park. This
tract OF land c0ntainiug 1ic acres and IS perches
viii be offered INST as whole; and th'n In four
INK on tho PIKE and LYNX along III. Calvary cenis
terry. and Containing between thrcc or four acres
Second wet parcel OF said tract, also isout.
Ing OH the pike, Containing about IS acres and ii
other improYeucnts inc two foregoing ps, cell
will also DO ofeIed together Third--Thc middle
parcel Of said tract, containing - acres and IS
poles S1d resssea i,om saia road by lime be-
and having upon it house aud other buildings.
This tract viii also be offered In connection with
The two parcels be!ore naTed. Fourth-The eaSt
ps ssa s fGnsdS 3 c Ss 1s .sed q
! Wheeling Park, md reached from said National
rad by road between the park and cemetery.
This parcel and as s, n neSS Of se.
parcel Of 81 acrts roods and 81 poles, has been
laid Oh In eight lots. varying In size from little
nbove three fon,ths 10 little above Six acres and
this parcel VII nS offered IN lott ss9
money can be realized. Plats thowing the AZ.
rapgement Of the Inherent Parcels aud lox offered
as above arc On hle with The papers IN tho case
aud can DO cen sI at the ence Of tho undersigned
TEENS OF sALE-ono-thlsd ol tho purchpse
money. Or ~ much more thereof as tho purchaser
paid In two o. caaus asa!en bay able In one 81 and ID
Two years from date OF sale With interest; notes
With personal security to co given. therefor, and
title to- be retained until full payment Of the pur.
chase money. = g,,ttsHT. J. HUGU5,
t1t:AaSs4lE \. ~ S5zEsJ5 i. g. DoVENER,
49,. -, bpccial Commissioners,
". r. HALLER, hucionees. +5f1s i.l.'
I hereby certify ths. bond has been given by tho
above named spseiSl commissioners aa required
81. aa his. -Ea.s.sy5IF JOHN ". Mt1CHELL,
ocls $500 Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

SAFES-.AGENTs AND, BUSINESS
~ MEN: We are manufacturing and rolllug in.
;,eog Of any saie Ring Pool by placing
upIa me marcy thicc zs OF Fire Proc, Safes at
=, snsiaess Men can alo'd to purchase Ska 2sxlsI
~ inehes; weight tol pounds; re,ail price, SIS;
smaller snd lager s!zea in proportion. Raro on.
p poiSSu MY offered ALPINE SAFE CO., Cinc!n.
nhtl, ONlO .rH 81 " ~ oC1O.y
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1tL Look. Thu. Way, for a Fact.

Z Dayton 1oNrRcl. - ~ q AZ s. q
Pretty cheeky in Powell wanting to be
Governor Of o State thss he owed money
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BIZ. q y. Railroad,

~. 3. z. . U. Railroad, llIl7T1.5 ~
Bel!airc Mncvillo Through Passeneer lc,ve,,
BGairo at S;ie a. m, arrives a. Bellaire at n. m
NJ, arrives at Bells!re at $40 A. n, .'1' =
Snmmcrtcld Accommodation leaves ncll,,rc .,
100 D. m, arrives at Bellnife at lO:45 a. n, ~
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AssIGNEK's SALE.
A ss'1 1t'l'':E4 V. SALE SAIL !. 7s
Valuable Real Estate in the City
5.5.a5l .5.S Of Wheeling.

! By virtue o. Decd q Assignment. made by
Assignee, GATED Tho Ssth das Of s.p,smSer ae D.
1857. admitted to lecsfd September Is. Isl, srd
recorded In the olticc o. the Clerk Of The County
T 9uFt q ons1 cosaaty WfSt Virginia IL Deed o.
at The front door Of the Court House Of sald
county, on 81 ~ f,4s55;, ~, 1000. -
WEDNESDAY, the 10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1887,
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. H., II not sold a, pn.
efae before the following describedieal
state u he Si,y Wheeling and county d Ohio
towil; LOIS loftytS'ee 49, fotty.our a. and thS
n that nart q tie city q wkesns Laid out as'I snd
faSss 10 lsa G, BY aassnry MoSe trustee .!
conveyed % Jacob Derger QUO d lhs parties Of Ito
| nSs pars, by Daltiel PECK and John u. Pendleton,
SPECIAL commissioner In the chancery causa
Vsnis whepci Clara S:t McSuity ,o s sDSh u
T.. MeNult5, ner husband. were plaintiffs, and
Jar1cs II EHins anh othe,s were deiendkntS. Mary
EW' ~ 1oinipg IN said Conveyance by deed made
the office 81 the Cett Of tho County Court o. Ohio
county, West Pisgiuia, In Deed Book No. Cd, page
Tho above described real estate. to vii. lo,
A.. Al and Westerly balt Of loi Is Situate u oil
.ho southeast Corner Of NORTH Broad way and Mary.
!snd street, Wheeling Island, VIII be offered
,ot ssie' as %no:e or IN palcels On tho westerly
AVs II tEGbo Al u uuG kWOfhtOfy DtlCA
dWeInng house, now occupied BY J. 8. Shep
TERMS OF SALE Of the abayo described real es.
sAte: One thl.d Of the purchase money or 70 much
more os the purchaser may elect cash on the day
Of sale: third tboreol with Interest in one
year, and the residue thereof, and ineroit in two
years from day Of sale. the purchaser 10 give his
notes with good security for ito deferred raj.
ments: and INC legal title to berttaincd 50 further
WILL Also; us I'll iu,her notice, otter at private
sale the flocE OF rneschandlso. consisting o!
Leather, ehoc FindipGr, SadlcTy Hardware, s6d.
lery Blapse.s. hobes, Whips and ali other stock,
som3oh and peisonsl property, ct whole.nle or re.
tail, now contained in the building, No. 1859 Main
street; tho said stock OF ,nerchandise, above DO.
ssflbed being tho tatne conveyed 10 mo as IS.
s,g sH by Jacob Berger, In the abo7o mentioned
Terms Of tale Of personal property, cash In hand
II. :, 4.sl...l J. Y. l. RODGERS, Assignee.
". Il. HALHR, Auc!ioncer, 5 sep
Ia. ys.5.f
The sals Of above mentioned real estate is posi-.
pontd until SATURDAY, ocoeet 81, 1857, at 70
O'Clock 4. w. at tie iroat door o! the outl Houle.
,,oo : g. s',5 J. '. l.. RODGERS,
p ecdo fF1 80 -. ig-s. Assignee.
Inc aale 0! The above Mentioned real estate q
~ O'clock \. T., at tho itopt door Of The GouT!
: OCH -. u T' Assignee.
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SIS q DaY- 4 G0Id Mine l.

For Agents. Grantle.t Money Making Bus,ress
eyer offered: "A g,lden harvest for tho next Two
Months. S'S Per Month and e1penscs 10 active
men 70 fell our goods No capital required. No
peadIins samoie Gaze OF goods and valuable In.
brgt,we mean Just what wa say. 4 Address al once
sI AZ, "a slLVERwARE co Boston, Mas. :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

Old observers Soy that Indian summer
never comes earlier than November; !,
and not until we havs had spell OF blus..
tering enow equally weather called go
winter. Indian summer lauta about two
weeks, and is characterized by cold nishta
and mornings, with iogs, and very warm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

In pursuance Of o decree Of the Circuit rou,, O,
Ohio County. ". W. entered on Tho third day Of
against brown aud Others he undenIsned special gi
commissioners will. on .Nes No ~ -
5.liIs MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, iss7,
beginning at O'Clock \. N, sell at public auction.
at The front door Of the Court ou'e Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. the tract Of land belonging 10 ito
Ss oLp a9saoGaba ys nnSn on
Wheeling Island. north Of Zane street and west Of
North Huron street. ana containing. when meas.
twelye hundfedths acres. The Tract extends, and
Will DO sold, fully 70 tho river lTr'9T.7
Under thS authority q saii decree, tho aid com.
pa ss SsS Sa ss SS s % be s d ysy!
menI Of blocks, iots, stsSeu and aNeys has beSn
prepared. and may ee seen o. tho ono, o. George
Printed copies Of said plat may on and after Octo
Der Ist, be had Of tho Undersigned. T,7g Ia
The property wy Ant b. offered as 4 WHOLE
lie plat and viii 10 sold ID whichever way nav Az
appear tho most advantageous When offered Il,
blocks, tho blocks numbered 8 and may DO oiler.
oSStSsI ops siSS %hsn ossS n
bidders 20 dcsiro i tho whole Tract 10 sold 70
one purchaser, tho STREETS. alleys and lots may 10
dlsrgarded. Hc. III such case. becomes the pur.
aria Of the tract. II any block DO sold separately
to one purchaser. le. q course, may disregard tho
10. lines T.hln inc block Sn. alleys ,H,.t 5s
together to ono purchaset' Tho street running BE-.
tween said blocks. md Tie alley running through
blocks. ms DO dsresatdci, a. The election ofsuc6
purchaser 70 DO ssa "a and DECLARED a. the time q
cosc) said street and alley, then tho south end Of
sald street where II PASSES through block !, front.
Ing on z;re street and extending north to Tho
alley parallel with Zane street. viii DO told lot,
There are on raid Fair Ground ,rpc m orc than ,wo
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVER r..
w On and aiter Nay 2, 1857, trains on ~,
Wheeling & Kim Grove Railroad viii run q fo os
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NEW ADvERrIsEsrEsrs.

JTANTED-TWo YOUNG MEN
wv who can deposit SIS ca,h security, to act as
News Agents on pauenger trains. Apply vt
UNION NEWS W: OFFICE, Baltimore 4 Ohio
Depot, wheeling, ". Va. .l'l T-''' ocN
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y SUNUAis-L2Aye at TOO l. q and nun eyeYv
hour until 900 D, N. Leave Wheeling Park sts:cd
Z. m. and run every hour until 10 p. M, eIoont
Church Trains, which will leave tho Park 1t 0i5
n, and Wheeling at 12:3 P. m. SIS 900 -
spa lY O, WRsCH, Superintendent
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VIM. a. Cartes, O. 81.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ::, 1857,

BY virtue Of decree entered In the above en-.
titled cause on tho It'll day OF October. A. b. ISL
Inc uudetsisned SPECIAL Com missioners viii, on IN
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No such goods we're ever
before offered to the Amer.
lean public. They exceli in
quality and fneness Of
wool, in soitness and deli.
cacy Of texture in the vari-
GUS weights, from the light
est summer quality to the
heaviest for winter wear.
And the peculiar mode Of
weaving the Stocknet Of
which they are all con
structed, imparts an elias
ITCHY with life and fresh
ness not to be found in
goods Of any other manu-
facture. The Natural Grey
Wool is used, and being
wholly undyed and Of the
finest quality, its soitness !.
recommends it to the most
sensitive. Each garment /
\ is made double over the
chest and abdomen, thus
affording needed protection
{ at all times to the vital Or
gans and conducting to the
general health. 1t is firm
" believed that no attack
Of pneumonia will occur to
those who adopt the Dr..
Jaeger Wooden Under +
wear. 5s5l 4. :
"a - - M % cnH@ -sa a
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me sRls Of above mentioned real estate Is post.
pontd until SATURDAY, ooiohet 81, 1857, 1t 70
O'CLOCK 4. u, at tie troat door OF the our, IIoue.
-, e. gl iiis- eisliJ. v. l.. RODGERS,
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